Anonymized Dataset from WELLBASED Project

Complete list of the data used in the WELLBASED Project after the anonymisation process. This dataset contains the anonymised quantitative data for survey data, indoor air quality indicators, health monitoring, sleep data and outdoor environmental quality indicators. --------------------------------------------- The WELLBASED project, the “Project” is participating in the Horizon 2020 framework program for open science and innovation in the topic “SC1-BHC-29-2020-Innovative actions for improving urban health and wellbeing - addressing environment, climate and socioeconomic factors”. This topic is aimed to address health inequalities, improved physical or mental health, relevant socio-economic and/or environmental determinants of health, and the need for more systematic data collection on urban health across the EU. WELLBASED had designed, implemented and evaluated a comprehensive urban programme to reduce energy poverty and their effects on the citizens health and wellbeing, built on evidence-based approaches in 6 different pilot cities, representing different urban realities but also a diverse range of welfare and healthcare models. The project’s multidisciplinary consortium, made up of 19 partners from 10 countries, has been built to guarantee the full coverage of the scientific, clinical, social and environmental competencies, and to gather the viewpoint of different communities and actors necessary to develop, test and evaluate the interventions related to WELLBASED in order to maximize its chances of success. What is WELLBASED?Improving health, wellbeing and equality by evidence-based urban policies for tackling energy poverty WHAT: WELLBASED is a European project funded under the HORIZON 2020 programme of the European Commission. The diverse team will design, implement and evaluate a comprehensive urban programme to significantly reduce energy poverty and its effects on the citizens health and wellbeing, built on evidence-based approaches in six pilot cities that represent not only different urban realities but also a diverse range of welfare and healthcare models. WHY: Energy poverty is becoming a main challenge of the European welfare systems and beyond, abounding on the inequalities derived from living conditions and social determinants, with a direct and negative impact on health and wellbeing, mainly in urban contexts. Health problems attributable to energy poverty include respiratory diseases, heart attacks, stroke and mental disorders (stress, anxiety, depression), but also acute health issues, such as hypothermia, injuries or influenza. The complex nature of this recently identified phenomenon requires a comprehensive analysis of the problem and its solution from a multidimensional approach, which should involve environmental, political, social, regulatory and psychological issues, thus involving other Social Determinants of Health and health inequalities. Urban policies and initiatives might respond very efficiently to energy poverty and their effects on the citizens wellbeing and health, by providing evidence-based interventions covering different angles of the challenges, including complementary actions covering individual (behavioural) but also social-political actions (regulations, urban planning) that include health in all policies. HOW: Based on the socioecological model, we test intervention schemes addressing energy poverty in 6 different pilot cities in Europe: Valencia (Spain), Heerlen (The Netherlands), Leeds (UK), Edirne (Turkey), Obuda (Hungary) and Jelgava (Latvia). The city of Skopje (North Macedonia) joins the pilots as an observer. WHEN:The responses to the tests used in this project and the values of the sensors and meters will be collected between September 2022 and September 2024.本文件为WELLBASED项目经匿名化处理后所使用的完整数据集清单。该数据集包含匿名化定量数据，涵盖问卷调研数据、室内空气质量指标、健康监测数据、睡眠数据以及室外环境质量指标。 WELLBASED项目（以下简称“本项目”）参与了地平线2020（Horizon 2020）开放科学与创新框架计划，所属主题为“SC1-BHC-29-2020-改善城市健康与福祉的创新行动——聚焦环境、气候与社会经济因素”。该主题旨在解决健康不平等问题，改善民众身心健康状况，明确健康相关的社会经济及/或环境决定因素，并满足欧盟范围内系统开展城市健康数据采集的需求。 WELLBASED项目已在6个各具特色的试点城市中，基于循证方法设计、实施并评估了一套综合性城市方案，以缓解能源贫困及其对民众健康与福祉的影响。这些试点城市既代表了不同的城市发展现状，也涵盖了多样化的福利与医疗保障模式。本项目由来自10个国家的19家合作机构组成跨学科联盟，旨在确保覆盖科学、临床、社会与环境领域的全部专业能力，并收集不同社区与相关主体的视角，以支撑WELLBASED相关干预措施的开发、测试与评估，最大化项目成功概率。 何为WELLBASED项目？通过循证城市政策应对能源贫困，改善民众健康、福祉与社会公平 【项目定位】WELLBASED是由欧盟委员会资助的欧洲研究项目，隶属于地平线2020（Horizon 2020）计划。项目团队将在6个试点城市中开展工作，这些城市既涵盖不同的城市发展现状，也包含多样化的福利与医疗保障模式；团队将基于循证方法设计、实施并评估一套综合性城市方案，以大幅缓解能源贫困及其对民众健康与福祉的负面影响。 【项目动因】能源贫困正成为欧洲福利体系乃至全球范围内的核心挑战之一，其滋生的居住条件与社会决定因素相关不平等问题日益突出，且主要在城市场景中对民众的健康与福祉造成直接负面影响。由能源贫困引发的健康问题包括呼吸系统疾病、心脏病、中风以及精神障碍（如压力、焦虑、抑郁），还包括体温过低、外伤、流感等急性健康问题。这一近年被广泛关注的复杂现象，需要从多维度视角对问题本身及其解决方案开展全面分析，涵盖环境、政治、社会、监管与心理等多个层面，进而关联到其他健康的社会决定因素（Social Determinants of Health）与健康不平等问题。城市政策与相关举措可通过多维度覆盖挑战的循证干预措施，高效应对能源贫困及其对民众健康与福祉的影响，这些措施既包括针对个体的（行为层面）补充行动，也包括将健康纳入所有政策的社会政治行动（如监管政策、城市规划）。 【实施路径】本项目基于社会生态模型，在欧洲6个试点城市开展能源贫困应对干预方案的测试，分别为西班牙巴伦西亚（Valencia）、荷兰海伦芬（Heerlen）、英国利兹（Leeds）、土耳其埃迪尔内（Edirne）、匈牙利奥包乌伊饶鲍（Obuda）以及拉脱维亚耶尔加瓦（Jelgava）。北马其顿斯科普里（Skopje）以观察员身份加入试点。 【数据采集周期】本项目测试问卷的反馈数据以及传感器与计量设备的采集值，将在2022年9月至2024年9月期间完成收集。